Lancing Beach
Royaume-Uni · England
Lancing Beach, located in Lancing, Sussex, England, is a popular spot for local kiters due to its easy access and varied conditions. It is bordered by a nearby parking area and a small grassy zone for inflating kites, offering a friendly atmosphere with a kitesurf club on-site that assists visitors.
It is a typical place on the southern English coast, with a sandy and pebble beach that extends widely at low tide. Riders come here to practice tricks in shallow water or enjoy small waves when the wind allows.
The spot is zoned for safety, and locals ensure everything goes smoothly, especially during the summer season.
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The best sessions occur at low tide, rising tide, or falling tide, as the breakwaters (groynes) become dangerous at high tide by submerging. Launching takes place on a sandy beach with pebbles, shallow shelf very shallow at low tide, ideal for tricks and freestyle.
The water is generally choppy with small waves, especially with SW wind that brings the best waves up to 1m inside. Dominant side-shore winds (from E to W, including S, SE, SSE, ESE, SSW, SW) work well, with a navigation area in front of the beach but be careful of marked zones.
Launching on the beach or the nearby grassy area, but never directly on the grass. The spot can be busy in summer, respect the club zones. Fast currents possible, and shallow up to several dozen meters from the shore at low tide.
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